Were You born a Dragon Too?

Having a last name like Dragon can mean many things. For Steve Dragon it meant he could tell his children stories relating to their name. He told stories of being able to turn into a dragon and fly away to have adventures in the Land of Dragons. In this second book Steve tells of his children's return to their ancestral home to celebrate Rachel's first birthday with other dragons. While there Steven is wisked away by his two dragon teachers who will show him the importance of getting a good education while learning what it means to be a dragon. At first Steven is reluctant to learn but by the end of his first class, can't wait to continue his schooling.
Three new dragons are introduced in this book and they can't wait to meet you.

Steve Dragon started telling his daughter these stories when she was 3 years old. With the help of her older brother Steven Jr. she believed the stories as much as she believed in Santa Claus. Steve has been a volunteer firefighter and fire service instructor since 1975. Steven Jr. now has 2 sons and the stories are being told to them. Catherine McMahon is a graduate of Cottet College with an Associates of Fine Arts Degree. Her main focus is to create Ilustrations, comics, and graphic novels in the fantasy genre for children and adults that are more inclusive to the LGBTQIA+ community.

She has created illustrations for "Marnie Milk Cow" authored by John Roberts, "Were You Born a Dragon" and "Were You Born a Dragon Too?" Authored by Steve Dragon.

Catherine has been drawing since she was three years old with no plans of stopping in the future. She enjoys storytelling and daydreaming about new and different worlds. Catherine can be found either at her desk drawing and writing, or consuming another mythology book in various locations.

You can find more about Catherine and her illustrations at www.riasliarts.wordpress.com!